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Carl MADE HAPPY.
A Policeman and Judge Makes Him Marry
Katy. hut he Thanks Them for H.

Carl Burger. a stableman in the employ Of
tho Brooklyn City Railroad stables Flushing ave
nue. arrested yesterday complaint OF Miss Kate
Becker of i25 sigei street, WillAmsburgh.
He has been putting on his marriage to me-" said the
complainant to the Justice. -and keeping eompany
with other grla"
yea"
Kats not objectinK Court ooer Robert Dunn escorted
the couple to miniater who made them After tho
marriage Carl said TO the oniceri
" I'm sorry that you did not arrest before, for
have not fe 20 happy aimee stopped going to Katy
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Tho Progressive Ticket Fined Up.

The State Executive Committee Of the Pro-
gressve Labor party met yesterday afternoon 1874
William street. and nlled the vacant place on It's State
ticket BY nominating Raymond p Barnes of Brooklyn
for State Engineer and Surveyor Lucien sanoi acted
ns Chairman OF the committee. Nine members were
present.
For the political debate betysen Henry George and
tho large hall Cooper Union win be secured II possible
Tho Executive Committee of tho Union Labor party
held meeting at 25l Broadway yesterday afternoon
and nominated Barnes for state engineer and surveyor
The United Labor party Campaign Committee has
elected Jerome 0'Nell Chairman
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Two Skeletons Found.

RocKLANp. Me-. Oct 8.-Great excitement
here this afternoon 5y the discovery OF
human skeletons wrapped in the edge of tho
Cove scar street but few rods from tho main thor
oughfare. They thought 10 have come from
surgeon disasetng iabN The matter In now being In
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Mems and boys fall clothing and oysrooAts; ladies'
suiiA plush Sacques wrapA Newmarket BilkA BAfnA
yeyetN dress aud mourning goods; furniture and
Psts sold ON the most liberal terms Of credit 70 eye
T. Kelly, 2o5 9Th lo5 l04 and 100 Westi7th lLiSa
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.de Popular by theIr inertia

Made Popular BY thelr MeFlta-
BsadlosLon WoorE's celebrated "ImpsriAl Beer and
~cHlmbAehsE" increasing IN popularity and CON-
asadsd purity ordsr By mall 2oi Wsst lothStAaH
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un,,.. and A rt,.tIe Furu,,urs.

Parties about furnishing their homes will nnd Il to
their interest visit the Mutual Furniture and Manu-
hns Of ne and medium grades o. furniture u dspayed
workmanship considered; also earpotA rugs art
sqnATea &C. Open every Wednesday and Saturday until
$3.50 o'clock Cash credit Send for catAlogue.-AdR
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The rush wont by the two truck stands and
banners went down. Tho rcd flag went to
earth and les staff was snapped. The rush
went on by the main stand and mon were
dubbed in sight OF the leaders and speakers
there, .,,,, .
tRs VI With cries Of
Bile, men," "be peaceable."
But their activity OF words was more than
matched by Capt Reilly's bodily activity. He
ran about. hero and there grabbing the arms
OF the clubbing policemen, and orderinE them
back to the sidewalk. In spite OF his efforts \
were driven back the second time before he
could get tho policemen to understand that
they were doing wrong.
Then the crowd slowly filtered back, some Of
them with bloody heads and others with torn
and diy clothes, but all with angry eyes. In
the gaps In the ranks, as the meeting closed In
again. tho irrepressible ANAL boys &Athared
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
WI INA.

Par Jan Mamma z Chicago,
707 West 18th Str, ~rodszywa sic
W Guzecic AotpNchi;ej pod artykuf
strasznic c~uch~acy jego rzemio-
STEM - wygodk:.mi.
:Sa W tym nrtykul" jaskrawe
ptomyczEi, WV" p'zypominaiace
dowcipki teraznicjszego giownego
menera Cd Zjcdnoczenia katolickic
go, ks. Radziejewskicgo, jak n. p.
71=dda chleuua - jest to pa
stua Ma robacteOo - kto Ma roba-
h6w SXjc, 9,cyhle "a acczas da nich
gniijje t. d.
Pan Mamma swojrj mai
wnosci publixowaniem rzeczonego
mtykuln cgromna mysl"f wys
w~iadczyc przysfuge Zjcdno-
czeniu X alto lac klein u, q
on .~jeszczc gtqbiej 10 zatarznf W
niecsystoSciach Gakby powiedziat
ks. r d z e ewskD zdradzI-
wpzy niepolskie haste %Zjednoczen'a,
kt6re brzmi: Fuer Koenig and Va.
steranM
Krolem ich jest oczywiscie ks
w. B~arzyhski, jake ,,krol ksiciy'
a Vuterlundem katolicyzm, ale,
rozumic sic, ten niemiecki.
Sens moralny zaS togo wszy-
stkicgo TAXI, le kto mn brsydko y
ustach, II tegc 1axwyczaj W scrcr
ME chedOgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
ny PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!

Silrer Lake, s marca, 81 +,
Kochuny Maj ~tcrku! = Podoba mi
SO vase pismo, DO mnie SIG w Oh
czyznie tez dobrze dziolo wiarusa-
mi, polk gospodars,wo bylo. Ale
jak 2ydzi gosrodarstwo wziqli, to
mn;e hieda do Ameryki zapedzila, a
ia tn W obcej ziemi sierota - nj
w%iaru-a, AMI brata - jeno mi szufle
do rex dawali i do roboty predko
gnali jak bydle Il tax to III wszy-
stkim poszfo, co donna uzywaIl "a
dose bawarskicgo piwa.
Ale pr%zynajmniei rocieszam sic,
ie i W tel obcej niem' imic Via
rus6;s0 sfynac zaczyna. Stawa Bogu!
- Jestesmy W Ameryco znowu W
gromadzie, a przeciez , tn psy bo-
so ME chodza-i tn czfowiek pra-
cowity ~szczescie znale6d mote.
TAX vice prosze o p%rzyseta-
mic hi guzety Wiarus, ma co
przyseiam z CORY t%alara, proszac o
pukw~ ltowAn!e.
Aurcs DO mnie:
I5masz Mdtussepsks
Silver Lake, Nc Lcod Co., MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10

-~ "
fsfP PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Sprawy Wiarusowe.

Oh. JAN PieniaAz z Royulton,
pasefajqc Warusovci ntonnment, ta-
Xxi pa]naf nv compliment:
Witam Majstra cd Wiarosa,
Bo tkwi onym polska dusz:',
Nj zhyt chwali, ami szydzi,
Kiamstwcm za~dy on sic brzydz;.
Mot ma pcvnie TAXI srogi,
10 zagtuszy VS. ystkic wrogi!
Mech zutkna uszy zawczasu,
BY ME struchlcc cd hafusu.
Lecz Mojster ME mybli o TEN,
Jeno d"Icj s%trzeIa mtotem,
ME stucha o pnrdono
Dziclnv druch nasz we Winonie.
Wiarus -tynie W Eur"pie,
Vice go czytuj polski chiopie!
Mech ci bedz'e a,ilszym W chacie,
Jak ~gorxaika Lilly bracle!
I wy panny ! kobiety,
Zagladnjclc DO guzety,
b. W Waarusie co nicdzcla
Mona czytac nowin wicla.
w koncu vice dziekuje ~ cxc-
Auuie mi ! poseiam 2 dcl"ry abnna-
mcntn
Jan Eeniqds.
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Farlpla, %obeJmujaca Is

E'arla.a, obeJmujaca $50 ak
row, 8 mil odWinony IA rzeka po-
jest do wydzierzawienia cd
marca.
80 ARROW podpfuyiem-budyn-
XII w dobrym %porzqdku.
Bliszych szczegd}dw udzieli
w}ascicicl
,1uqust Schrojbey.
III Mankota Ave.
,Briar Pipe tabuha do pale
MA 40 jezyh mic szczypic.
,,Briar Pipe" tabaha do PATE
MIA 10 jezyk ME szezypie.
Zad,4u tabahu do pulcnia ME
dorovnyma tabace ,,Briar Fps".
AGENT WlARUSA w APP
pleton, Mimi, oh. Jan Je-
aewski puszcza ia losowanie
diva obrazy ola tych, co mt.
zaplaca caforoczny aoonamcnt
"a Wia,usa e dolly. Ma jedno
ciagniecie pojdzie 7 tykietow.
Kto zap}aci "a Waar"so jesz-
cze W marcu, dostanie TAXI ty.
kiet 10 diva obrazy.
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ingly piteous, and sent tears trickling
down the cheeks Of every sad witness.
The flowers, crosses OF rarest and sweetest
roses, whose lily wilderness were emble-
matte of the blamclcss life on whose
breast they rested, had been brought from
the parlor 10 the grave, and were bcauti-
fully arranged over II, covering il entirely.
A large cross of MurcChal Neil roses, two
or more feet high, stood ut the head, while
ON n bed of wire, two feet long and one
loot wide, was n bank OF roses of like kind,
on which was worked in red gcraniums
crosswisc the word Rest" Numbers OF
crosses Of roses and mrtistically arranged
bouquets completed the flower covering of
the f~eclinglcss clay, which pressed so
heavily on the narrow tenement OF the
mortality which had put on immortality.
The caskct was Of cedar. covered with
black broadcloth and oxydizcd trimmings,
with n solid silver plate in the center, on
which was engraved: "Died October 10Th,
1887. Henry L. Elicit, aged seventy-fivc
years seven months and seven days" The
casket was handsome indeed, and all the
arrangements Of the funeral, from the
residence to the cemetery, were well and
efficiently carried out.
The following letter from Capt, Sam
Carncs explains itself
"Mr. J. II. Martin. President Merchants Exchange
"Dcar Sir-Owing to the inability OF the
members of my company TO get of from
their engagements, the Chickasaw guards
will be unable, as a body, TO participate in
the honor Of paying the last sad rites TO
the memory Of our most exemplary and
illustrious iellow-citizen and friend, Judge
II. 7. Elicit, this afternoon. With assur-
ances Of my great disappointment and sin
ccrc regret, | am your obcdient servant,
"SAN 7. CARSEs,
capt. Commanding Chickasaw Guards"
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nan roo MIrII LIpT.
uc wouId riEh, - Duct. bu, Never
marry the alrI.

T. $. lipp, n carpenter, sworc out q
warrant Saturday before Justice Buitcn.
berg, charging n Spaniarl named Nipucs
with having challenged him 10 fight u
duel. The ease camc mp before Squire
Gutenberg yesterday evening, and after
hearing all the testimony hc decided II q
draw and settled the matter by putting
both men under bond 10 keep the peace
ior six months. II seems that both parties
board nj the -. James hotel, on Adams
street, aud lipp Is tho father 81 % very
handsome girl rgud about eighteen
years. The girl became cnlmorcd
oi Niquo-. and the father insisted
on his marrying her, bat the Spaniarl r..
fused. Saturday the tvo met IN u nom,
and Lips asked thn Splniarl II hc would
not fight, naming pistols ~ the weapons
Niqucs agreed, bui lipp backed out, aud
sWurc out the warrants, ns stated. The
testimony only bad hearing on the
threatened fight, mud nothing Ut q sonu.
iional nature was brought ont. The cyi.
dcncc Of Lips wife and the girl was
/ nWtiusf him.
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Additional Delegates.

To Inc Biitor Of the Appeal.
Feeling the great importance Of having
NJ full attendance us possible in the
great western waterways convention, 10
assemble in the city ui Memphis ON
the 10Th aud 2lst Instant, aud nj the
rHuurst ui those al our citizens who
have heretofore taken great interest In this
question II national importance. ! hereby
appoint the following named gentlemen
81 shelby county additional delegates, and
most respectfully urge them to be- In at.
tendance on that occasion. Some ot the
ablcst men in the United States will bc
present Ia discuss the importance Of hay.
ING our rivers made the wards Of the gov
eminent:
District No. !, A. II. Barrett, j. c. Stew.
art.
District No. ., Ike Nelson.
District No. ., John \. llill, i. j. Quigly,
District No. ., VI. &. rcaroe, /. W. Roy.
stcr.
District No. 9, J. VI. Coleman, A. H.
Pope.
District No. :, +. J. Warner, J. b.
Black we'll.
District No. 3, DR.. W. y. Horn, A. C..
WclbDrn.
District No. ., J. ". Allen, n. NJ Al.
suI,
district No. 10. II. Irby, 4. 4. Biggs.
District No. II, y. 4. Harrison, Jas.
Butt.
District No. 70, Tom Holman, Doyle
/ Pearson.
District No. 10, G. l.. Smith, Walter
Stephenson.
district No. II, q. b. Fleece, G. Wealth.
| criorl.
District No. 10, Marsh Miller, Matt
Monaghan.
District No. 10, Il. d. GOODWIN, Dr. n.
G. Perkins.
District No. II, II. u. Ramsey, T. NJ,
Bland.
District No. Is, II. T. Cannon, ]. J,
Martin. ID. G. SLAUGHTER,
Chairman.
Memphis, Tom, october y. is'I
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IptII,.

HOGAN MONDAY evening. Urtnief ". tNl. nd q
o'Cluck, T. J. nulAs, agHi iufty four yctir.
Tunrml will take place from bis late residence,
No. 90 Mississippi avenue fuDnds 81 the family
nN invited ~ attend
lCincinnnli and Atlanta puUsu will please copy
fHANslOitaAt thc ralipuon ~ Mn. ~ tayini.
conner II Linden Ui Hernandez iuUUts Mr. lusIrf.
tsE iuAssiuif. lu The rightiyth year ui her ugr.
mother Ut irUA lmusiuli
Iu1cml cnio- will d. held nt ~ Patrick
churh WEpNEspAN morning, NJ . o',lptk.
Friends nfu Invited o. attend.
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Mi.si..ippi Attorney. Meet.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. IA bar meet
ing was held in the supreme courtroom
this evening, in honor Of the memory OF
Judge II. T. Elicit, of Memphis, and Hon.
o. Reynolds, Of Aberdeen. Justice J. q.
Arnold, Of the supreme court, presided.
A committee, not yet announced, was APP
pointed to draft suitable resolutions and
report to nm adjourned meeting, to be held
the tirst Monday in January.
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I%TurnIturci Carpetsi

| have just received n Of the largest
and most complete stocks of Carpets IN
Memphis, embracing lngrains, Brussels.
Nclycts, Moqucttcs and Administer. Ny
stock Of Furniture Is complete. Prices as
low M the lowest Tor cash or N easy pay
mcnts. You arc invited 10 see them.
q. w. Fisurn,
27i Second st., opposite Court square.
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lie rrntrnI Nnr.nrN

Has Just added to their greenhouses one
extra large conservatory, and will be able
for the coming winter 10 supply elegant de-
signs. baskets and bouquets NJ short notice.
Call ut the nursery, ~ Market street, tclc-
phone az, or ut their Office at Loeb &
Mook's, corner Main and Monroe.
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For the benefit 81 homeless and lhcndlcs7
women and children, In care Of Numcn's
Christian association, at Mission home,
No. iOl Alabama street, Thursday, Octo-
Der -. 2to : O'Clock =. m. Donations, ns
Gar M possible. sent Ia the mission on ihc
18th and 10Th. Chapel exercises nc
O'Clock y. M. Mas. T.. II. A%uupun,
Chairman.
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Natures own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy proper
ties OF sound, ripe fruit are well known,
and seeing the need Of an agreeable and
effective laxative the California Fig Syrup
Company commenced n few years ago 10
manufacture a concentrated Syrup Of Figs,
which has given such general satisfaction
that il is rapidly supcrscding the bitter,
drastic liver medicines and caihariics hith-
erto in use. Ii costiyc or bilious, try IL.
For sale in ~ cent and 81 bottles by II. j.
Hcislcr aud all leading druggists. Van
Nlcct d Co, G.. W. Jones & Co., W. y.
Wilkcrspn 4 Co, j. j. Miles and $. Mans.
field & ca. have been appointed wholesale
agents NJ Memphis.
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Don't waste time and money and un.
dcrso needless torture with the knife when
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford IN.
slant relief and certain cure iu every ease
OF blind, bleeding, itching. internal and
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co.. Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. Jt
cents and n per bottle. Sold ut Holsters
drug store. 2SJ Main street.
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MAsnNIc TrNInAL NOTICE.

TN NINHEiE uF LEtIN SCOTT IUbgE z
No ~. a. and \. n. arr rVuDtui a. newt Wy
90 The late residence ut iirp O. T. itusAN. ~
No 90 Mississippi avenue. iu attend HE funeral al
% oCiuys pm TODAY. ~ order 81
81 MAtiAITLY, " ~
WI TtysIr aoHrtHry.
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease hH rniHilni more suffering o.
hnsicnci tho brrulirr Hr Of the constitution than
Caiauh. The acnsc ui smell. ~ usic. ~ sight Uf
hearing the human fu'.r. Co., WluiHunr Ur morn.
ana sometimes nll 1Ir.I tu lH destructive inru
cuce. Tho poison BE- distributes throughout il'
system ntilrks even NHI IHru, lri lull. up The
nust robust ~ constitutions lFuuu4l. hHnuHH
bt little undcf.tDHi. Ny mt physicians im
pUtDuuy nuailcd by l"rks mod chHfianns thUa'
suffering from ID hHl. UuIH HHpH 60 iu relieved 81
b. This sllU ~ tho ruH % De- time them That uo
popular treatment ~ fIa trHLbIr dlaHsr hy rImp
dies within The rcHlH .i H. TH.Hod into hand "a
nu,o competent mil Iau. lHuulY. Ihr nov gui
hitherto uutricd method adopted hf Uf r1ulufd lu
the PREPARATION NJ biz RADICAL trrr hHs Won thr
hearty approval uf uUtsfnls "a is luHthnuanrUus
iu ah0riinF uliciiu I| Uul ullds fuoHylng, tnui
fling and ~Ohstructri breathing Hul mpilly ~.
moves the mot oppuaI symptoms CLEARING ihe
head, swcotcninst hH NrutiH restoring DE HuHF ~
smell. taste aud heaf'us and ~uuuiullyiuH the rnn.
ftitutinual tcndcnpg .t tu diauuU tpWufdi The
lung. liver and kidurIs
HAsruEb's RADICAL ,"Er consists ~ unc bottle ~
the RADICAL CuHr. ODD. JHA 81 tArAnrIiAL bpLNs
M, aud tHrHOyTb fsHtffU IH0t n.
rUTTTH UmUf iufHIrAL Co, HpsTuH.
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The excellence. skill aud attractive style OF
the new Whitc-uars, Crnss-Country, Latest
English cigarettes. All extra fine. Sold by
90 irst class dcal-rs.-kinncy Tobacco Co.
New York.
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!. %. q. .. FUNERAL NOTICE.

TIM urrtrIIg ANU MEWHIIH or
tuIUtHafw lptrr Nu. p O. 90 o.. n,
hrnHNy requested iu meet Ht thulf boil wv
thisIlitHpNh afternoon ut 1u.tlurk, UH
frf tlu UIrHaU NJ HftruiI IH he funeral ui our late
urJ. o.. }. HusAN, T. o. Dos urlUf uf
tuiN a. WELLER s. q.
TuAa N. ttrruff. HH.HtHu.
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Mnburn ain aud Machine 90.

Keep on hand a large stock Of Steel shaft.
ing. which they sell at the same price rs
iron. See or write them before you pur-
chase Shaiting or Pullcys.
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OvERroS & GRosvENoR offer the store
house No. 300 Front street, now occupied
by Porter & Mcrae, for rent from scptcm-
Der 1.
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LA-rr.ri-A Is not only uurXcollcl but nm.
cqullcl o. nn aid 10 nature in ul manner
81 II..4aHa
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The perfect workmanship and high quail.
" 81 the new Whito-Caps, Crpss Country
aud latest English cigarettes. sold by al
first class dcalcr.-kinncy Tobacco Co, New
York.
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r. REMOVED ny " USE oP cocoAiNE.
And IL stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bumett's Flayoring extracts arc the
best.
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A Marvel.

SmnoY0NN-Thc sheriff hns closed the
Shcboyguu manufacturing company.
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W. 4. FAIurs, 81 Union street, has Just
received q fresh supply Of good dmy
mnlna
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Adxis. an uothe,s.

Mrs wlnsl0w's Soothing syrup shUHld nlwnys he
usrd lot children tcething. n s0Oiies we ,ni
1iicna ihe gums, nllays hl pain, curs Wlnd en2l''
Ahd u Tie beat remedy iof dlarTheA. 3ea DO'4V'
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From Cotton Eyohangcl
Napoleon I'LL, John W billiard,
J. inlla. John Ufpfiuui IT,
D. ~ Nryly. W " laWlc~
UFr1m Merchants Eyrhnnecl
J. T. pptlu. Wv +,h1olGcli.
A ~ Trmdwcil. Dr. u y rurtcf,
v. !. Chase, WI Mallory,
q y, IsirH, y " bunrcumh'
In a moment morc DR.. Buriord de-
seconded the steps and was followed 10y the
rnskct. borne by the following members Of
the bar John Z. llohsion, late law part
ner OF deceased, judge u. J.. Morgan,
Judge T.. :. Hammond, Of the United
States court. judge :. L. Walker, Judge
]. II. Ueiskcll, Gcn. Luke T.. Wright,
Hon. Luke Finlay aud Thomns u. Turlcy.
Then followed the brncaycd widow, her
children and the immediate members Of
the judges family. During the time
from the appearance Of the casket until
The carriages were filled, the band played
one Of lis most appropriate funeral
selr,tiops. The pr5ccssion formed
with the band In front, followed
NV Inc Iacksonian club, then the hcarrc,
drawn hy two beautiful black horses, aud
earnings In order. The procession turned
nut Vance street, all along which, In the
yRrds and houses, the people. men, women
aud children, stood lisilcssly with barred
and bowed heads ~ the cortcge moved by.
Fully 1000 people had gathered at the
houc and stood In the street, Regardless
of the min that beat upon them, and thou
sands more did like reverence along tho
linc Of march. In carriages and on street
cnn n thousand or more Immediately fol.
lowed tho remains, and witnessed the last
honors Ia the worthy dead. -,
The ceremonies NJ the grave were Dreil
but during which the plaintiff sohs and
unrcslmincd grief Of his widow, his chill
ann aud childrcn's children was touch